Currently if iSAMS fields are used in emails, any staff member copied into them receives an email copy which displays the actual isams field names. Please can they have an exact copy of what the parent / student receives ?
To enable certain text on Student manager to be in Bold
It would be useful to be able to highlight key information within Student Manager such as SOS contact details or a warning if there is a parental custody issue. Currently there is no feature to enable Bold text.
At the moment there is no way for teachers to easily view exam access arrangements on a student from their record. This would be really helpful. Are there any plans for this in the future please as this is a really basic function that we would exp...
For example. parents should default to all correspondence, but guardians/agents should not. It would save emails being sent to those that shouldn't get because someone forgot to untick a box
academic reports into "Docs and files" - auto save
Uploading every academic report for a pupil to 'pupil manager; is a tiresome task. PDF reports generated using 'Report printing' should be linked to 'Docs and files' of 'Pupil Manager. iSAMS has the unique ID for pupils and it can be used to ident...
When the priority it put in for student contacts it should automatically put them in the correct order rather than having to arrange them manually. This causes problems when syncing with Teachers2Prents/School Money.
I am posting the following here at the advice of out Account manager. It relates to a number of iSAMS modules and issues we have in applying GDPR principles with the tools provided within iSAMS. Under GDPR good practice we wrote a list of the data...
Enabling more than two contact numbers for parents
Parents often have more than two contact numbers home, personal mobile and work landline/ mobile. At the moment ISAMs limits contact numbers to two per contact which is not enough. When contacting parents for an emergency sometimes it is best to h...
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